The Manhattan Project talks about the episode where the late great Matthew Perry was nominated for a prime time Emmy award, which was the One Where Chandler Takes a Bath. Filled with completely unacceptable bathtub decorum, breaking of rules, vetoes, and bubbles, this episode is a rollicking romp of misunderstandings that could compete with any Three's Company episode, if we're honest! And we are!

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The Manhattan Project is here to talk about the One Where Joey Dates Rachel, written by Sherry Bilsing and Ellen Kreamer. Directed by David Schimmer, who has the C-Plot in this story, and may I say, makes the most of his Ross Light subplot. Ross, or Dr. Geller, has a chance to add an advance class to his teaching bona fides. The only problem is that this class is "across town" which has Schwimmer directing some of his best physical shenanigans.

Phoebe, Monica and Chandler take a bite of Ms. Pacman on nostalgia street. And Joey and Rachel develop a storyline that A.J. did not see coming. Let us know your thoughts about this episode and your favorite arcade game at https://seinfeldpodcast.libsyn.com/website

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Mona pitches the idea of to Ross to have Christmas Cards made of them, where they could mail them out to FRIENDS and family. Ross believes this is a little too forward and fast, which causes a downward, comedic spiral of Dr. Geller just drowning in a puddle of awkwardness. Not to be outdone, the Rachel plot is all about her being in HEAT as a fourth month pregnant lady. Happy Holidays, Everyone!